Dear Sir or Madam: I am a college student at the University of Northern Iowa, and I am very interested in cycling and conducting research on the topic. I would appreciate it if you could provide your insights regarding the following research questions. Your responses to these questions will remain confidential and your identity will remain anonymous in the research. Also, if you wish to receive a copy of this research report, please indicate so in the last question, and you will receive a copy when the research is completed. Please send your response to my e-mail address at [email hidden] by Friday, November 19, 2004. If you have any questions about this research, please feel free to contact my research advisor Dr. Sarina Chen at [email hidden]. Thank you. Sincerely, S.Verbeck Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa
Sarina Chen, Ph.D Associate Professor Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa
Questions: 1. Why did you start cycling? 2. What do you like most about cycling? 3. Are you ever too old to cycle? 4. Do you feel that biking is safer than driving a car? 5. Is cycling hard on the body? 6. What are some fun rides to do around the country? 7. Do you use clip-in pedals for regular road cycling or just mountain bike cycling? 8. What are the best tires to use for road bike cycling?
: : Questions: : 1. Why did you start cycling? : 2. What do you like most about cycling? : 3. Are you ever too old to cycle? : 4. Do you feel that biking is safer than driving a car? : 5. Is cycling hard on the body? : 6. What are some fun rides to do around the country? : 7. Do you use clip-in pedals for regular road cycling or just mountain : bike cycling? : 8. What are the best tires to use for road bike cycling?
Your selection of questions is strange. They go from broad to zeroing in on pedals and tires. Why is that? If you want advice on pedals, ask. If you want to know what tires people prefer, just ask. You don't have to hide what you want among the vague questions....this doesn't look like a survey to me.
"Pat" wrote: Your selection of questions is strange. They go from broad to zeroing in on pedals and tires. (clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^ I agree. Here are a few more questions to add to your list:
9. What color bicycle do you prefer? 10. Do you believe that the hub hangs from the top spokes, or stands on the bottom spokes? 11. If you often ride against the traffic with a helmet, so you consider yourself safer than riding with the traffic without a helmet? 12. How long do you usually ride, and how long is your bike?
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Dear Sir or Madam: I am a college student at the University of Northern Iowa, and I am very interested in cycling and conducting research on the topic. I would appreciate it if you could provide your insights regarding the following research questions. Your responses to these questions will
Troll alert...under different names (and questions) this has popped up on a number of groups today
Dear Sir or Madam: I am a college student at the University of Northern Iowa, and I am very interested in cycling and conducting research on the topic. I would appreciate it if you could provide your insights regarding the following research questions. Your responses to these questions will remain confidential and your identity will remain anonymous in the research. Also, if you wish to receive a copy of this research report, please indicate so in the last question, and you will receive a copy when the research is completed. Please send your response to my e-mail address at [email hidden] by Friday, November 19, 2004. If you have any questions about this research, please feel free to contact my research advisor Dr. Sarina Chen at [email hidden]. Thank you. Sincerely, S.Verbeck Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa
Sarina Chen, Ph.D Associate Professor Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa
<QUOTE> Currently, I am studying the presentation of self in cyberspace by examining the signature files, and the cyberspace as a public sphere by analyzing the communications in news groups.</QUOTE>
my guess is the intent of the OP is to study the group dynamics - why not read the archive and do the study ??
googling around, i see lots of similar survey posts (to other groups) from the same source...
Dear Sir or Madam: I am a college student at the University of Northern Iowa, and I am very interested in cycling and conducting research on the topic. I would appreciate it if you could provide your insights regarding the following research questions. Your responses to these questions will remain confidential and your identity will remain anonymous in the research. Also, if you wish to receive a copy of this research report, please indicate so in the last question, and you will receive a copy when the research is completed. Please send your response to my e-mail address at [email hidden] by Friday, November 19, 2004. If you have any questions about this research, please feel free to contact my research advisor Dr. Sarina Chen at [email hidden]. Thank you. Sincerely, S.Verbeck Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa
Sarina Chen, Ph.D Associate Professor Dept. of Communication Studies Univ. of Northern Iowa
Questions: 1. Why did you start cycling? 2. What do you like most about cycling? 3. Are you ever too old to cycle? 4. Do you feel that biking is safer than driving a car? 5. Is cycling hard on the body? 6. What are some fun rides to do around the country? 7. Do you use clip-in pedals for regular road cycling or just mountain bike cycling? 8. What are the best tires to use for road bike cycling?
I think its got something to do with tyres, like some inside researcher for michellein....
